Miami Dolphins

 

The Miami Dolphins are a professional American football team in the National Football League (NFL). They play in the AFC East division and their home games are at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. 

History:

The Dolphins were founded in 1966 as the ninth expansion team in the American Football League (AFL). 

They joined the NFL in 1970 after the AFL and NFL merged. 

The Dolphins are the only NFL team to complete a season undefeated, which they did in 1972. 

The Dolphins have won two Super Bowl championships. 

Notable players: 

Bob Griese

Quarterback who played for the Dolphins in 1972

Paul Warfield

Wide receiver who played for the Dolphins in 1972

Larry Csonka

Running back who played for the Dolphins in 1972

Larry Little

Lineman who played for the Dolphins in 1972

Jim Langer

Lineman who played for the Dolphins in 1972

Nick Buoniconti

Middle linebacker who captained the Dolphins' defense in 1972

Community involvement:

The Dolphins have a mission statement to inspire a healthier, more educated, and united South Florida community. 

The Dolphins have a program called My Cause My Cleats, where players can choose a cause and represent it on custom cleats.